Closed mdfranz closed 3 years ago
Interesting.. Try again.. I've added arm64/linux/v8 annotation and pushed. It appears to remove the arm/linux/v8 annotation, so I'm curious if that will break things. I did test the arm/linux/v8 one somewhere and it worked, but its not a normal one that I test.
This fixed it, thanks!
mfranz@pi4b-b7ead551:~$ !175
docker pull jasonish/suricata
Using default tag: latest
latest: Pulling from jasonish/suricata
b538f80385f9: Pull complete
8175559dba54: Pull complete
c17c2553f763: Pull complete
f78c86ede442: Pull complete
5c074ef16182: Pull complete
c462439d2654: Pull complete
b939abfe4f1e: Pull complete
8c55afb77fa0: Pull complete
fdc30a5ce2d5: Pull complete
Digest: sha256:6e38f779c1f6d9259132e93ce82627145391b7da4190b67befd9ef7b83b3383e
Status: Downloaded newer image for jasonish/suricata:latest
docker.io/jasonish/suricata:latest
mfranz@pi4b-b7ead551:~$ docker run -it jasonish/suricata /bin/sh
/ # /usr/bin/suricata -h
Suricata 6.0.1
USAGE: /usr/bin/suricata [OPTIONS] [BPF FILTER]
There is no platform/architecture for
(this was taken from
docker manifest inspect python
)So on Ubuntu 20.04 you cannot pull down the images
and
It looks like just an additional annotation is required per https://gitlab.com/gitlab-org/gitlab-runner/-/issues/25951 as
Dockerfile.alpine-arm64v8
did correctly build images that I could run on AWS 64bit ARM instance and a Raspberry Pi4.